Guild Wars 2: "Trahearne, Mordremoth is dead"

This is a small thing I created after playing through the Heart of Thorns storyline for the first time. Neither me, nor my Sylvari Commander, took Trahearne's death lightly.
Music:
Ivan Torrent - Skyborn
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- Premiere Pro
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- Full version of Fraps and OBS.
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- Check the end of the video or here in the description.
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Enjoy!

[@lindsay8538]

I felt my heart break when I had to play this scene as well, poor Trahearne he didn't deserve this... A lot of people seem to not really care for him because they feel like he "took the spotlight from us" or is "too monotonous and a Gary Sue" but honestly I really grew fond of him throughout the personal story and seeing him go like this really moved me. RIP Trahearne, see you in the Dream...

[@Northena]

Same! I could never see how he "Took the spotlight" from our character. I grew very fond of him, and that scene in Orr where we defend him and the only thing we can hear is the instrumental version of Fear Not This Night... it was just magical. I had never experienced anything similar in a game before. I'm still sad he didn't get a proper goodbye/memorial like Eir got :(

[@lindsay8538]

@@Northena Oh yes this scene was really powerful! Also I am not sure if its true or not, but I have heard that if you play HoT but didn't play through the personnal story with your character you actually have to defeat Trahearne as a difficult boss at the end. Couldn't find any footage of this so I am not sure if it's true or not, but it might be interesting to see how it plays out. "Sigh" at least, he now has its own statue in the Grove... I am currently trying to craft Caladbolg, as a way for my Sylvari to honor him

[@Northena]

It sounds like you've heard the last part of getting Caladbolg! Before you can get it on your own, the sword's previous master must "let it go" or what the sylvari in the player home said, so you'll actually fight Trahearne.

[@lindsay8538]

@@Northena Yes I am aware that there is a spar against Trahearne in the Dream when you craft Caladbolg but the rumor I heard was really about the final story instance, where you have to fight a blighted Trahearne instead of your mentor who died on Claw Island. I actually found something on the wiki, so it might not be just a rumor after all! wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Blighted_Trahearne

[@Northena]

Huh, that's interesting! I've never heard of that :o

[@blackalphadragon96]

So I wasent the only one who got close to him hahah mr sexy voice. Rip

[@GuildWarsGirl]

Right in the feels! I was heartbroken when this happened! I miss him every day, and I don't even play GW2 anymore!

[@badgerinabluedress4866]

I still miss Trahearne so much.

[@Mary_Studios]

I know nothing of this game but yet you have still made me feel emotion. This is why I have subscribed to you. I love it.

[@randomblu7609]

Omg it's been so long

[@carloslacerda8888]

As a human elementalist that recently had lived the lost of my mentor in the priory and got to meet and help almost immediately Trahearne in his endeavors even before the pact, I wasn't very happy, but I knew we were gihting a war and we couldn't just stop because a cherished person had perished. I wasn't expecting to find in Trahearne a soul that felt almost if not more numb yet so relentless like I could see in my own cac (and perhaps in Rytlock as well, as we get to slowly now him better with time). I went to Hot feeling like he was the closest friend my cac had made since the beginning of his journeys out of Divinity's Reach. When I finally found him at the end of the expansion, broken in body and mind, it was pretty easy to see what was coming for him. Eir's death wasn't so easy to predict. I was pretty sure actualy, that she would fight that thing and bring it down (she is said multiple times to be the most capable combatant among the members of Destiny's Edge), but even so, she was barely close to the commander to the ppoint of being considered a friend. I'm not even sure if I feel like Braham is that close to the commander. But Trahearne's death hurt me personally. He had no chance against Mordremoth, yet he endured alone, until we came to him, and he still had the strenght to help us fight the monster. I believe he never doubted the commander would eventually show up, he just had to wait and do not allow the dragon to dominate him. It really felt like losing a friend that had a special connection with my cac, and Mordremoth had to make it even more horrible in the end for everyone involved but the monster itself. It's nice to see that more people appreciated Marshal Trahearne's friendship during our adventures across Tyria. This video and the comments are really heartwarming. In the end we really made it so that people could cease to fear that night

[@mikebelcher7244]

I don't know why this came up in my feed but damn the memories. A true and constant companion. Even more, he was my friend. I've lost many companions throughout many games but this one...😢

[@josefinecalvert1208]

It shoulde have been Caith instead, not Trahearne! I mean, you chasing her through the half of the jungle for the that bloody egg. If she havent stole it, the commander woulde have been with Trahearne at the beginning of the assault. He may have been able to avoid being captured from the start. Blasted Caith!

[@genisay]

I've been wondering for a while, is the rest of his name Allen Bedelia by any chance?